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Jarir Bookstore is “not just a bookstore…” it is a leading Department Store in Saudi and other Gulf countries. Our mission is to become the no.1 source of knowledge, productivity tools and entertainment to our customers. We believe we can help every individual to become better, after each visit to Jarir, by learning new things and being more informed of things they love. We believe our achievements started with our employees. We are loyal to them and strive constantly to develop and maintain their undivided commitment, ownership and true sense of belonging. We respect individual initiative and provide opportunities for personal growth to our employees. Jarir Bookstore started in 1979 as a small store located on Jarir Street in Malaz, Riyadh. Today's highly regarded chain of Jarir Bookstore is the leading retailer in the GCC in Consumer Electronics, Books and Office Supplies; with 45 stores across the Saudi, Qatar, Kuwait and UAE. Jarir Marketing Company, the parent company of Jarir Bookstore, employs more than 3,000 and delivers annual sales of over $1.5 Billion.

We build products across a range of sectors and functions that enable new work, education, and communication opportunities for the region. Since we were founded in 2011 in the United Kingdom, we have continuously innovated to identify new trends that are shaping Arab society and culture, and designed products and services to help people adapt to new challenges and opportunities in the world. Hsoub operates the two largest Arabic freelancing platforms Mostaql and Khamsat with other products in its portfolio combining 2,500,000+ registered users. https://www.hsoub.com/en

Jamalon is the largest online bookstore in Middle East, offering more than 10 million of Arabic and English titles with home delivery and localized payment methods. Jamalon enables all publishers in Middle East to offer their books to customers worldwide through its platform. And on the other side, Jamalon enables publishers from outside Middle Eastern to target Middle East customers.